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Thurgood Marshall wuch time to the business of the United States Court of Appeal, as have other judges. Se said Judge Marshall is nct as vell trained as a judge as other members of the Court and is less useful because of this. He said Judge Marshali's previous background and experieace have given him a somevhat sarrover view than other judges of the Court, He said Judge Marsinii has strong views on civil rights and is aot as balanced and impartial in this field and is a less abie judge than other judges of the Court. b7c ee United States Court of Appeals, Second ow York, New York, advised he has known Judge Marshall since 1961. He stated Judge Marshall tri to the maximum of to perfore bis duties as an appellate judge. stated that basically Judge Marahall is a good advocate and added that he has had mu experisnos arguing cases before the United States Supress Cour and bas the necessary experience for the position of Selicitor General of the United States. He stated that Judge Marahall's judicial temperament aa an appellate judge could only be ascertained by revieving his opinions. He stated thate is so question as to Judge Marshall's loyaity to the United States. ¢ 4 Thited States Court of Appeals Second Cir ork, stated be has knows Judge Marshall. since i96i and believes that Judge Marshall is goed judge. He stated he knows of no one who has any finer character than Judge Marshall. Se described him as a mas of unquestionable integrity. He said Judge Marshall is vigorous] anticommunist as shown by his efforts to keep the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People from being infiltrated when he was vith this organization. He stated Poe Marshall is a good mas fer.the position for which he is New Yerk, acv: that he first met Judge wareball. in i961 aad that he has becos as excellent judge with great understanding and is one of the most cooperative persons he knows. He stated Judge Marshall 5 an excellent judicial temperament. He has ac reason whatsoeve to question his loyalty te the United States. He recomended Judge Marshall for appointment to the position of Soliciter General of the United States. He (ay